the beginning of unexplored land

flat or gently rolling land that is covered with tall grasses and wildflowers

soil able to produce good crops

animals raised on farms, such as cattle

land set aside for Indigenious people

a process in which each worker does one part of a job before passing it on to the next worker

a city that serves as a center for moving goods and people

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Midwest Vocabulary

Term	Definition
frontier	the beginning of unexplored land
prairie	flat or gently rolling land that is covered with tall grasses and wildflowers
fertile	soil able to produce good crops
livestock	animals raised on farms, such as cattle
meatpacking	the preparing of meat for sale
reservation	land set aside for Indigenious people
assembly line	a process in which each worker does one part of a job before passing it on to the next worker
transportation hub	a city that serves as a center for moving goods and people